Create an Enterprise JavaBean (EJB)-managed bean from an existing EJB-manaaged bean and add it to your Web application. Use an EJB-managed bean in a JavaServer Faces (JSF) Web page to invoke the session EJB instance.
You must have the EJB client classes, for example, its remote or local interface, on the project's class path and provide the JNDI name for lookup.
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